It takes approximately 10 minutes to complete depending on how fast you walk.
There’s various textures and objects lining the path, along with the sounds of nature & animals.
The idea is that the darkness removes your sense of sight, so as you walk along, the Xensatorium stimulates your other senses like smell, hearing, and touch. The other circuit leads to the “Xensatorium”, which is a man-made tunnel that you walk through in complete darkness. Tip: If you get motion sickness easily, bring some Dramamine, Gravol, or ginger, just in case you start to feel sick. You can also enter some of the buildings, and each has its own illusion. When you’re there, be sure to pay attention to the buildings that line the street, there will be a few photo opportunities. No camera can properly capture the effect, it’s really well done and you have to experience it for yourself. I watched videos and photos about this town before my visit to Xenses, but I was still surprised by how strong the effect was. I was completely disoriented going up and down that street, I kept losing my balance and stumbling. No matter how much I prepared myrself, I couldn’t see past the illusion. When you’re there, check the water stream on the side of the road, it appears to be flowing uphill! And yet, they’ve made a street that looks like it’s going uphill, but in reality it’s downhill. The Mayan Riviera has a flat landscape there are no mountains and there’s very little elevation change. This was one of the coolest things I experienced in the park.
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